Sentence examples for state of representative from inspiring English sources

Correction: December 15 , 2002 Sunday An article last Sunday about rural poverty misidentified the home state of Representative Eva Clayton, who was chairwoman of the Congressional Rural Caucus.

Florida, the home state of Representative C. W. Bill Young, a Republican who is Mr. Stevens's counterpart in the House, also stands to gain millions.

An article on Monday about young, libertarian-leaning newcomers in the House who are challenging the leadership misidentified, in some editions, the home state of Representative Raúl R. Labrador, a Republican and Tea Party conservative.

But Mr. Forrester, 49, went on to say that when Mr. Lautenberg first ran for the Senate in 1982, he impugned the mental state of Representative Millicent H. Fenwick, who was 72 when Mr. Lautenberg defeated her in a heated campaign.

"If lenders perceive a potential risk, it can prevent artifacts from traveling and therefore potentially deny people in our community the opportunity to learn about cultures," said Elizabeth Pierce, a spokeswoman for the Cincinnati Museum Center in Ohio, the home state of Representative Steve Chabot, who introduced the legislation in the House.

52 3D models (both active and inactive states) of representative OR sequences were used to map conserved residues for each of the clusters starting from uni- and cross-genomic clustering of ORs from human, mouse, and fruit fly.

"I said, 'Do not touch that pipeline without a State of Montana representative present,' " he said.

These findings may be explicated by silenced state of the representative transcripts in somatic tissues which are active in testis/spermatozoa or vice versa.

The problem is whether a resource of this kind, non-repeatable and non-renewable, can be considered a resource of the state, of its representative institutions, of the nation or of the individual citizens.

Anyway, the Vermont I.R.V. bill passed with impressive — but, alas, not quite veto-proof — margins in both the state senate 16-122) and the state house of representatives 81-600).

In 2001, that process produced a standoff in Texas, with the Republican state senate and the Democratic state house of representatives unable to reach an agreement.